Our Mission

We distinguish ourselves in the market by our multi-country coverage across the globe, by our depth of functionality, and through our strengths in project management, software implementation and integration of our system within a company's existing trade processes...

Our Partners

As a leading provider of global software solutions, MIC places great importance on the international standing of its partners. Thus, MIC offers its worldwide operating customers the optimal solutions and delivers best results...

Export Controls

Professional Services

MIC is exclusively focused on customs and trade compliance software solutions since 30 years. Besides their expert IT training, all MIC employees have profound knowledge in the field of customs and trade compliance...

Global Trade Content Service

Currently there is no data source from which up-to-date trade content such as export control commodity lists, exchange rates, code lists (e.g. customs offices), customs tariffs and many more information can be centrally obtained...

African Continental Free Trade Area ratified in Kenya and Ghana

Kenya and Ghana have become the first countries to ratify the African Continental Free Trade Area, with many more nations having also commenced the process.

Kenya and Ghana have become the first signatory countries to formally ratify the new African Continental Free Trade Area.

The pan-African free trade agreement, which aims to eliminate trade barriers between the 55 African Union member states, requires at least 22 countries to submit instruments of ratification to come into effect.

With the terms of the trade pact having been formalized in March 2018, efforts are now being made to bring the agreement into force by 2019. Following Kenya and Ghana's ratifications, other African nations are now looking to follow suit, with Rwanda and Niger very close to doing so.

Rwandan trade and industry minister Vincent Munyeshyaka told KT Press: "We have confidence that more than 22 countries will have submitted instrument of ratification before the end of December this year."

He added that Rwanda will be working with other African nations to ensure the necessary signatures are secured as soon as possible.